Jussie Smollett, the actor convicted of orchestrating a "hate crime" against himself, is seeking to have his convictions overturned.

“This legislation is important, because both the concept and practice of banning books contradicts the very essence of what our country stands for and what our democracy was founded on.”

"They think this is some sort of exercise that can be changed with rainbows and hugs. It's not going to happen that way."

The law would enable non-citizens to serve as police officers – meaning they would have all the authority of citizen police officers.

Juneteenth weekend in Illinois opened with a mass shooting that left 20 people wounded and one person dead.

"Why does the media keep doing this?" one Twitter user noted. It's a question worth asking, considering this is a pattern.

A crime spree in Chicago resulted in 10 robberies in 30 minutes, with other sprees across the city raising fears of crime.

A Project Veritas video contains claims about the accuracy of a Democratic member of Congress who says she was a nurse.

The video showed the boy turn down an opportunity to shake his opponent’s hand and instead punch him in the face.

In 2020, one store was looted and set on fire during the Black Lives Matter riots following the death of George Flood in Minneapolis.

A congressman whose daughter came into his family through foster care has announced her death at the age of 28.

After the man was reported missing, police were called to his home multiple times because of a "sewer-like" odor.

The owner had been struggling with a medical condition and entrusted the care of her beloved dog to family members.

Law enforcement officials across the Land of Lincoln are taking a stand against the latest attempt by Illinois Democrats to restrict gun use.

Two Emergency Medical Service workers face murder charges after a patient they transported to a hospital last month died.

OSHA began an investigation after the accidental death of Steven Dierkes at the Caterpillar Mapleton Foundry in June.

At least a court has halted the worst part of the law -- bail reform. But new Democratic legislation in Illinois is still very bad.

Hundreds of health care employees filed a lawsuit over a vaccine mandate and religious exemptions and won the case.

'It's just an awful tragedy, and I just can't even express,' one of the children's teachers said of the horrific loss.

Once again we see that as far as Democratic politicians are concerned, laws are things that only the little people have to obey.